The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-05
OGDEN CRY, May 8. 1887
District Court.

The court opened at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning and after the reading of
the journal of Tuesdays proceedings,
an order was entered substituting Mr..
n. Tanner, Jr., for Williams & White
in the cases in which Ogden City is
interested. The setting of the criminal
cases was taken up. ga
The case of the People vs.. Jonathan
Browning, unlawtully taking water,
was continued for the term.
The case OF the People VS.. Lutz
petit larceny, was continued for the
present.
The United States VS.. B. White. I'M
lawful cohabitation, was dismissed by
consent.
The United States VS.. Joseph q.
Dean, polygamy; Monday, May 9th.
Ogden City vs.. N. Guhun; Friday,
May 9Th.
Ogden City VS.. r. J. Hill, breaking
the Sabbath; dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
The People against Lentz continued.
The People VS.. Dan Perry, Wednes-
day, May 18th.
United States vs.. William Skeen;
continued for the term because the de-
PENDANT has made application to the
President for pardon.
United States VS.. P. A. Nelson, of
Logan, TWO cases; passed for the pres
ent,
United States VS.. Soren L. Peterson;
Mr.. Kimbnll for defendant stated that
the Indictment contains six counts and
he wanted the prosecution to elect
which count they would proceed upon !;
lie case was passed.
United States VS.. E. A. Box; same.
The People VS.. Hyrum Taylor; as
sault with deadly weapon; May llth
United States VS.. George Chandler;
dismissed on account of segregation.
People VS.. Peter Miller; grand lar
ceny; continued for term.
United States VS.. r. Fry; three
counts for unlawful cohabitation; de-
tense asked that the prosecution selects
count upon which to proceed, Mr..
Hiles asked that the indictment be
dismissed and the case resubmitted to
the Grand Jury. Mr.. Richards asked
that an order be entered releasing bail
and discharging defendant. The order
was held over till afternoon.
People VS.. NJ. B. Buford; malicious
mischief; passed.
Ogden City VS.. Ben: Carr; gambling;
appeal; Friday, May 9th.
United States VS.. Thomas McNeal;
case of segregation; defendant now in
prison. dismissed.
United States VS.. McFarlane; same;
same order.
ogden City VS.. J. Mclaughlin; ap-
peal; demurrer to be argued after noon:
passed.
People VS.. Hyrum House: passed.
United States vs.. Peter Petersen; an
other segregation case; dismissed.
People VS.. James NJ. Ferrin: passed.
People VS.. Joseph T. Cotterell; as
sault; Thursday, May 18th.
United States VS.. Durfee; polygamy
and unlawful. cohabitation; three
counts. Thursday, May 18th.
United States VS.. VIM. Butler; unlaw-
full eohabitation; fonr counts. May 18th.
United States VS.. James Burton
three counts. May 18th.
Ogden City vs.. Quong Don Lung;
May 18th.
United States vs.. Mark Bigler; May
18th. -
United States vs.. Joseph Parry !;
segregation, two indictments; dis
missed.
People vs.. Hunsaker; resisting Of
icer, May 10th.
United States VS.. a. J. Kershaw !;
passed until afternoon.
Ogden City VS.. L. McCarty; appeal !;
May 9th. 80 tz3 ;t-
Peopls vs.. Amos Pearson; assault and
battery; passed. $3.50
People vs.. Jens G. Christensen; grand
larceny; dismissed for want of evidence.